s2000coupe

go up a hill i bet its going to make the very same noise

vtecvoodoo

my guess would be cv`s

FunInTheSun

I would lean towards the CV myself.

twohoos

[QUOTE]Originally posted by lehighwiz
[B]i have the same exact noise in the same exact place, but mine only happens when pulling out and only when the wheels are turned a bit.

Auburn S2000

I heard the clicking noise coming from the rear also, especially in reverse. About 3 months ago I took it to the dealer and they re-torqued the axle nut. That seemed to do the trick. Yesterday I heard the same noise. I guess I'll take it back and have them look at it again.

RT

Spray some penetrating oil in to the splines via the staking keyway and save yourself the multiple trips to the dealer. It takes a few hours to soak in before you can start enjoying the new found peace and quiet
BTW, I have done it and it works great.

DJHohum

took my car to the dealer today just to have some ass clown mechanic check it out. he said it was becuase my right tire was worn out. i called bs but decided to put my other set of rims on anyway. the noise was still there.

while putting my rims on i rotated the tire to see if the other side would turn in the opposite direction. IT DIDNT!!! they just rotated in the same direction! doesnt that mean that my LSD is busted?!

Auburn S2000

[QUOTE]Originally posted by RT
[B]Spray some penetrating oil in to the splines via the staking keyway and save yourself the multiple trips to the dealer.

j2k

[QUOTE]Originally posted by RT
[B]Spray some penetrating oil in to the splines via the staking keyway and save yourself the multiple trips to the dealer.

RT

BTW, I never "re-torqued" mine.